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From left to right: (Back row) Saint-Jean-sur-Richelieu mayor Éric Latour, Sherbrooke mayor Marie-Claude Bibeau, Montreal mayor Soraya Martinez Ferrada, Lévis mayor Steven Blaney, Saguenay mayor Luc Boivin, and Trois-Rivières mayor Jean-Francois Aubin. (Front row): Québec City mayor Bruno Marchand, Gatineau mayor Maude Marquis-Bissonnette, and Laval mayor Stéphane Boyer. Photo: Courtesy

Gatineau mayor takes on new role among Quebec municipal leaders

APICA team and members gathered at one of many networking events that took place throughout 2025. Photo: Morgan Marketing

Aylmer's business association reflects on 2025 achievements and future goals

URBAIN is a new digital tool from the City of Gatineau that will guide residents step by step through the process of applying for renovation and construction permits, offering clear, personalized information online starting in early 2026. Photo: Tashi Farmilo

URBAIN Gatineau launches new digital tool for renos and permits

The Centre d’aide 24/7 in Gatineau is closing its crisis and housing services on December 19 due to a funding shortfall, leaving a major gap in local mental health support during a critical time of year. Photo: Courtesy

Crisis centre forced to shut doors amid funding collapse

Dr. Poungui warns of maternal care crisis

Dr. Poungui warns of maternal care crisis

Robert Charbonneau, Ken Martineau, Gilles Blais, Isabelle Rondeau, Nicolas Jaillard, Marcel Boiley. Photos: ARLA

Old Aylmer gathered to help volunteer organizations

Photo: Carl Hagar

West of Aylmer: Chats Falls archeological dig

After two decades of reform, Quebec’s primary care system continues to struggle with poor access and rising physician exits, with policy analyst Tingting Zhang finding that structural constraints and misaligned incentives, rather than doctor shortages, are at the core of the crisis. Photo: Courtesy of Tingting Zhang's LinkedIn account

Primary care crisis deepens despite reforms

Photo: Dogs of Aylmer

Long live Aylmer, long live local news: even the Dogs of Aylmer celebrate 2026

Oh, sweet peace!

The president of the AHA, Kevin Bosch, in the center, the head of archives and restorer, Gabriela Sanchez, on the left, and the volunteer, Nicole Faubert, on the right, pose for a portrait. Photo: Christian Rochefort

Open house for the Holidays at the Aylmer Heritage Association

Nicholas Salter, Executive Director of PERT, says closing employment gaps for English-speaking Quebecers is not just about fairness but a smart economic move that could boost the province’s economy by $1.5 billion a year. Photo: Courtesy of Nicholas Salter's X social media page

Lost opportunity for Quebec economy: study shows linguistic disparity

Wearing a mask (December 9, 2025). Photo: Courtesy of the CISSS de l’Outaouais

Bill 2 and the return of mandatory masks in health-care facilities

Outaouais businesses and organizations can now access federal funding through a new $64.9 million Quebec stream of Canada’s defence investment initiative, aimed at boosting regional innovation and industrial capacity. Photo: Courtesy of the CED

Defence investment injection for Quebec

Photo: Sophie Demers

Aylmer’s new library construction is nearing completion

Traditions of Aylmer: Old world baker at the heart of the community

Gatineau Mayor, Maude Marquis-Bissonette during a budget week press conference. Photo: Sophie Demers

Gatineau reviews 2025 infrastructure work and presents budget for 2026 plans

Help!: A word from the publisher

Dogs of Aylmer - Part 112

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Festivities at Nesbitt’s Christmas Market

The best floats from the 2025 Santa Claus parade

Photo: Shirley Frenette

Food drive across Aylmer

APTS 1st Vice-President Émilie Charbonneau, a signatory of the open letter, joins nearly 500 organizations in warning that Quebec’s health care reform has failed to improve services and is accelerating the decline of the public system. Photo: Courtesy

Quebec healthcare reform failing one year in, report warns

Council gathered to discuss Gatineau’s 2026 budget on December 3rd. Photo: Sophie Demers

“Doing less with less”, Gatineau focused on strategic use of funds facing budget constraints